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Working Holiday Ireland: What was your experience? - reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/solotravel/comments/5xarqz/working_holiday_ireland_what_was_your_experience/

There are a few things you need to do before you can work (I forget what it's called but you need some kind of employment number), you need to get your visa stamped by the Garda etc. They also fill you in on good ways to search for accommodation/work. But to be honest this is all stuff that you can find out on your own via Reddit/Google.

Ireland working holiday visa? Tell me what you know! - reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/IWantOut/comments/33hjdq/ireland_working_holiday_visa_tell_me_what_you_know/

Ireland working holiday visa? Tell me what you know! I've been considering the Irish working holiday visa and I wanted to see if anyone here had any experience with it.

Working Holiday Visa: Ireland : IWantOut - reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/IWantOut/comments/5xb9uu/working_holiday_visa_ireland/

Working Holiday Visa: Ireland I'm a Canadian seriously considering a work holiday visa, but I'm worried about finding a job. Heard the employment situation in Ireland is dire.

US Working Holiday to Ireland : IWantOut - reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/IWantOut/comments/4oxa8l/us_working_holiday_to_ireland/

US Working Holiday to Ireland Have any of you guys done it? I'm considering applying since I still qualify and was wondering what the average processing time is, likelihood of getting a non-hospitality job (currently working in digital marketing for an international company, have BS and speak German/English) and eventually receiving sponsorship is.

Is an Australia working holiday worth it? : ireland - reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/2qg0s0/is_an_australia_working_holiday_worth_it/

Only thing is, given you've not said what your career is, make sure you're not just picking Melbourne because you've heard good things, go where you might pick up some experience in your career so when you do get back it's not a massive break in your cv, or get experience in adjacent industries...maybe go somewhere a little less working holiday heavy like Perth (i believe the mining boom is still strong …

For those who have done working holidays, what ... - reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/IWantOut/comments/346dfb/for_those_who_have_done_working_holidays_what_did/

Also, not doing it because you have no friends to go with you is just about the dumbest thing ever. If there is one thing that is super easy to do on a working holiday it's make friends. especially in Aus... we're super nice and shit.

Ireland/Éire - reddit

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Mar 03, 2008 · Hey everyone, I'm not sure how you guys feel politically about Ireland's government nor movements such as the IRA on this sub. But I wanted to show support for the Irish people who resisted genocidal tendencies of the United Kingdom for many years.